and so for them, you can see this in the where woodrow wilson trees the federalist. he talks about it all the time but as an acquaintance with the. he never studied it carefully as one might in many colleges and universities today because he is soon to the meaning of the federalist was with the federalists did, accomplished, the works that preceded from a, the doctrines of the federalist or optional. they belonged to the world that had been surpassed by contemporary american, and this was a principle that the presses supplied rather versus the to religion as well as to education and the politics. that is why president obama is not embarrassed to say, as he says in his second book, the audacity of hope, that he believes a living constitution. the phrase, and to a large extent the idea come from wilson . that turn sounds so green, so natural, so organic. one of those averments the laws that republicans are always opposing. that's a deliberate distraction. a living constitution, the principle of the constitution is not natural selection but artificial selection. the the

they didn't -- and so for them you can see this and say the way woodrow wilson treats the federalist. he has little acquaint ens with it. he never studied it carefully as one might in many colleges and universities today because he assumed the meaning of the federalist was what the federalist did, what it accomplishes, the work it proceeded from it. the doctrine of the federalist were optional. they belonged to the world that had been surpassed by con temporary america. and this is a principle the progressives apply to ruthlessly to religion as well as to education and to politics. that's why president obama is not embarrassed to say as he says in the second book, the awe disty of hope, he believes in the living constitution. the phrase to a large extend the idea come from wilson. the term sounds so green, so natural, so organic like one of those environmental laws republicans are always opposing according to the democrats. that's a district misdestruction. the living constitution that president obama and wilson salute, the principle of the constitution is not natural selection but ar

it is clear all the way to the woodrow wilson bridge. >> it is a beautiful friday. not even all that cold. we will warm up into the 80's this afternoon looking for a high around 81 with mostly sunny skies. big changes come this weekend with most of saturday ok but sunday will be blustery and cold. we're talking about a high of only 57 degrees. the rain will hold off until tomorrow because we have a big thing going on down at the national hear -- harbour at the national children's museum. this is the president and ceo of the national children's museum. these are precision jumpers? >> the event is tomorrow from 2- 4 at the national harbors. the national children's museum opens on october 14. this has become a huge attraction. does a great opportunity to encourage physical fitness. we have incredibly talented jumpers who will be there tomorrow. we want families to come out and make their own jump ropes and see how much fun it is. >> tomorrow is also national world day of play? >> that's right. >> will you be out there jumping? >> i have been inspired by these incredibl

, heading up to tysons, and on the outer loop from springfield, will be quite well across the woodrow wilsonlier crash reported on southbound 270 just before montgomery village, on the shoulder, not causing a delay. getting reports of an incidence at 370. use caution. get the latest. back to you. >> thank you. once again, the president to candidates are taking their battle for the nation's top job to virginia. -- >> mitt romney reversed his stance on controversial comment that he made about 47% of americans. john gonzalez is live at george mason university where the president will be later this morning. >> good morning. 13 electoral votes in virginia are a priority once again for both campaign trails. mitt romney will be in southwest virginia talking to coal supporters. president obama will likely target a younger audience, holding a rally at george mason university. romney is open to build on his new-found momentum after what many describe as a very strong showing in the first presidential debate watched by 62 million americans. this will be part of three rallies in five days in the commonw

and from springfield on the outer loop crossing the woodrow wilson bridge into prince george's county delays. northbound 395, south of edsall road, a pretty good on the southbound side as well as the northbound side. on the beltway in maryland after crossing american legion bridge, good to go passing 270 into montgomery county. looks good as well as 95 than the b-w parkway. back to you. >> thank you. tina fey and amy polar teaming up to host the golden globes. >> the 70th annual ceremony will be on january 13, three days after the oscar nominations are announced. a little crowded last night at the judges' table on dancing. paula abdul to a seat -- took a seat. >> now highlights. >> a bollywood-inspired a number, getting a perfect score. and earning the first 10's of the season. >> now i need to eat. i have two abs left. >> and a mesmerizing mambo for shawn johnson. >> the hill looks normal, but it's broken. -- the heel. >> she danced like that with a broken hell. greg kelly monaco danced with a broken tow but still got 37.5 points. >> i hope to continue in this competition and we will

over there toward the woodrow wilson bridge and the potomac looking very, very nice. cloud in the sky. out there as far as temperatures go, 64 degrees in washington after hitting the high today of 65. morning antown, west virginia at 60 degrees. 56 in pittsburgh. cooler air trying to make its way in as high pressure continues to dominate. it will be a cool night. what do i show you what's in store for the rest of the week. >> thanks. >>> the controversy of gallaudet university. the chief diversity officer was suspended after it was found that she signed a petition concerning same sex marriage. as jackie bensen shows us, today she finally told her story. >> i'm dismayed that gallaudet university is still a university of intolerance. a university that manages by intimidation. a university that allows bullying among faculty, staff, and students. >> reporter: with a sign language interpreter, dr. angela mccaskill talked about what she call the nightmare her life had become since it was learn she signed a position in church to support a referendum on same sex marriage. she

we are taking a look at the woodrow wilson bridge where traffic seems to be moving pretty well this morning. very lucky this that regard. we've had some other issues throughout the morning. we'll check in with julie on that in just a bit. >> i'm sarah simmons. i'm wisdom martin. welcome to fox 5 morning nurse. we've been following this breaking news from the roadsen aperson was hit appear killed while walking along route 1 in alexandria. this happened just before 2:00 a.m. in the northbound lanes of route 1 near hunting to be avenue. this is just below the beltway. investigators cleared the scene within past hour and we'll continue to follow that. >>> let's check in with tucker barnes to get the latest on your forecast. another nice day in store. >> at least the start of the day will be nice. plenty of sunshine for the first half of the day. some clouds later this afternoon and eventually rain showers, maybe thunderstorms tonight. that is the timing on our next rain. the good news is it is a quick mover. we'll be right back in the sunshine by tomorrow. there is your september nell radar. no

and woodrow wilson called a cabinet meeting together and said no we really can't do much about shark ll wilson did eight points worse in those beach towns that were affected by the shark attacks than in the rest of new jersey. >> okay and football games, literally, if your team is winning, a small town team, you had something like a 1.6% uptick in vote for the incumbent because they feel like, hey, everything's going well. that can make a big difference in places where like ohio state football, places like that gators football, in florida. right? >> right. and i think what these studies show, what the people were trying to do is separate things like the economy, and foreign affairs. you know, stuff that a president can control from things that they have no control over. and they find that like a lot of voters, if they're feeling pretty good, because the local team won, or if they're not getting chewed up by a shark, then they're more likely to stick with the incumbent than vote for the other guy. >> here's another thing that i did. you cited this new pew center study on election knowl

strategic objectives thank you very much for being here today inviting me to join you to read the woodrow wilson center you conduct a valuable public policy research and support of the national interest, and so as we execute the rebalanced we will continue to look to you to provide us with insights and analysis about this important region of the world. i know you will have some thoughts of your own and questions of your own and i welcome them. congratulations again on all of your success and think you. [applause] >> we are extremely privileged to have you do a major address on the rebalancing year and i think we are all kind of impressed that the comprehensiveness of your remarks and deeply appreciative. i would now like to open this up to questions, and let me kind of search around here. can we start over year, the gentleman at the end of the row. >> i chose the gentleman furthest from the microphone. i apologize. [laughter] >> thanks for calling on me. the institute for foreign policy analysis. i wonder if the new leadership in china and the relatively new leadership in north korea provide us

the trooper was at the scene of an accident at the woodrow wilson memorial bridge. he'll be okay but was taken to the hospital. two lanes were shut down. it's back open now. >>> a surprise announcement from a high profile murder suspect. fox 5's will thomas is everywhere at 11:00. >> convicted killer joran van der sloot says he's going to be a far. he says his girl friend who met him for a conjugal visit in a peruvian prison is pregnant. van der sloot was suspected of killing an alabama teenager and is wanted in the u.s. for extorting her family, but it may be harder to extradite him if the u.s. believes he is a peruvian citizen which could happen if he has a child there. he is convicted of murdering a peruvian woman two years ago. >>> a football fan after a bar fight in florida. 42-year-old chris petriy of illinois was in jacksonville to see the bears/jaguars game yesterday when someonslashed his throat inside a bar. 27-year-old matthew hinson was mad petry was talking to his wife. >>> a couple humiliated to find themselves at the center of a drug raid. here's what

we're taking a live look at the woodrow wilson bridge out there this morning. it feels a little bit cooler than it did yesterday at this time. >> oh, yeah. a little jacket on today. >> yeah, definitely. you will need that as well. good morning. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm wisdom martin. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's get a quick check of the weather with tucker barnes. we've got cool temperatures working in. we've fallen become into the 40s across much of the area. the good news is the rain is out of here. we are clearing out overnight. we should be in for a beautiful day although it will be a little cooler and breezy at times. there is a live look at your radar. you can see we've gotten the rain shower activity out of here. we should be in for i agood looking tuesday. i'll have more details on our seven-day forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. i think you'll like it. back to you at the desk. >> thank you. >>> checking top stories, president obama and mitt romney will face off for their second presidential debate tonight. it will take place at ho

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government yeah you can thank henry kissinger for that one so who else how about former us president woodrow wilson the man whose campaign slogan was he kept us out of war ironically enough he was actually the man who got the us into world war one resulting in the deaths of almost one hundred seventeen thousand u.s. servicemen oh remember the espionage act just the same act that nobel laureate barack obama's been trying to use to detain torture execute whistleblowers with well we're girl wilson put that gem back in place in one nine hundred seventeen so who's last on the list former us secretary of state oh you root this guy drafted the u.s. policy in the philippines after the spanish-american war which laid the groundwork of an imperialist america this led to the u.s. occupation of the philippines which resulted in as many as one point five million filipinos killed between the years eight hundred ninety nine and one nine hundred two so folks what can we take away from this little history lesson well the nobel peace prize committee is a mass murder club its founder was responsible for a weapon of d

no problems for crossing the american legion bridge and the woodrow wilson bridge. virginia has volume forming northbound as you head out of dale city. >> thanks so much at 6:20. you probably will not see much growth in your social security benefits but you will notice gas prices falling. >> good morning not much for the social security adjustment that will be announced tomorrow. is expected to be up to 2%. economists are not expecting much improvement in the economy either. they gave a growth rate of less than two%. u.s. oil production is booming driving down crude prices but there is little relief for drivers pretty national average price of gasoline is $3.79 per gallon which is 35 cents above one year ago because u.s. oil is still a small part of the market. the latest liam neeson movie is taking the box office. >> this and louis cardinals took a one-0 lead in the nlcs. they smacked two two-run homers. the giants tried to mount a comeback and came up short. in the american league, the yankees are in trouble. derek a dieter is down for the year after breaking his

the inner loop pretty good to on gallows road area, also reported loop, no trouble crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. trek in maryland's around the capital beltway, even andretty good around the northwest branch region. overnight construction is gone. there's a traffic pattern with ongoing work, but not causing -- earlyer delays delays. back to you. >> thank you. jummy olabanji has been working a deadly bombing situation in afghanistan. >> we have more information. we also have some video we are getting from afghanistan. the new information is that the taliban is claiming for this attack. you can see the soldiers in surveying the area after this deadly bombing. recap what we told our morning, a suicide motorcycle with explosives and rammed his patrol whereo a several nato and afghanistan service members. killed andbeen injured.0 this is an area where u.s. troops patrol on a day-to-day .asis no confirmation this morning nato on whether these were u.s. troops killed. three soldiers were killed and translator was killed as well. the taliban claimed responsibility for this attack. we are trying t

from the woodrow wilson center this is an hour. >> the director of the program at the wilson center, back to welcome you all to today's meeting, how to protect women and girls when america leaves afghanistan focusing on education. i was coming down the stairs with our speaker, she said the problem is not only protecting girls but also protecting girls and boys and make sure they have access to education this meeting is sponsored by the centers asia program and women's leadership initiati initiative, a new program run by my dear friend and colleague, she is the president of the chair of the initiative and we will be hearing a lot from her because she is a very active person and organized meetings all the time. we actually had a joint meeting a week ago for afghani women. are with like to use this opportunity to welcome her back to the center and also i would like to welcome mrs. johnson who is one of the women programs first founders they made it possible for us to organize meetings in the region. our speaker today is hassina sherjan. she is founder and ceo of afghanistan for educatio

. >>> outside right now, woodrow wilson bridge, traffic much light ore this columbus day. people have the day off and it will be a chilly day to have off perhaps though for some people. it is different than we have felt so far this season. >> yesterday was cool too. today, we have the same type of weather that will be sticking around. if you are planning anything outside, before a chance ever some wet weather so just prepare. let's take a look at our maps and put it together for you. here is our fox 5 accu-weather satellite-radar composite where we've got some clouds rolling in across the area. there is also some dense fog so you may be in one of those areas. visibility certainly reduced. do be careful out there. just take your time. as well as the south we are looking at because that is where the rain showers are right now. they are moving their way towards us and into the course of the day, they will gradually start to push their way through and increase in coverage into this evening so if you are planning anything outside for the holiday, you might want to grab an umbre

there's the live camera looking at the woodrow wilson bridge. clouds hanging low right now. our temperatures have been in the 40s, upper forts to low 50s. sunset 6:08. here's a look at your trick or treat forecast. chilly conditions at 5:00 p.m. creepy chilly at 50 and creepier by 9:00. 48 degrees, the temperature with a mostly cloudy sky expected here for the evening. and for the early part of the night. so when the kids go out, just make sure they've got on a bright color and they're going to need a warm jacket or a light coat over that halloween costume. chilly conditions, starting out in the upper 30s to low 40s. 42 at 5:00 a.m. and 41, we take a dip before rising again. at 7:00 a.m., run size at 7:36. we still have sandy fading up to the north and still the continuation of the cloud cover around our area, just like today. tomorrow, we might have a few breaks in that cloud cover, with a little bit of blue sky coming to us. as we get into friday, i think even more sunshine coming our way, a part ly sunny day for friday. tomorrow's forecast, 50 to 56 degrees with showers,

but i welcome all of you again to the woodrow wilson international center for college.ero my phd president. that piece of presidential esoteric is only important because i invoke the very woodrow wilson who believes in breaking the barriers between the academy and government. we need will send more than anything else now. jane i think is committed to ensuring that that spirit stays alive and well. affective thought before effective action. deliberate and affective thought for effective action. and we need wilson and deliberate thinker is now more than any time that i can remember. never have a sine. more complex, more potentially dangerous and more difficulties than perhaps some opportunities during the course of the last 40 years. and if it's difficult for the united states come in certainly difficult for the israelis. a wise israeli friend was said to me that the israeli dilemma was embodied by the following notion that during the day the israelis fight the arabs and when, and is really speaking now, that during the night, and israelis fight the nazis and loose. how a

. >>> let's take another look at the woodrow wilson bridge this morning. traffic is picking up out there on a chillier start to your day. >> it has goten cool out. temperature are in the 40s. we are in the low 50s here in town. it is going to be a noticeably cooler day but it should be a beautiful day. a lot of sunshine expected. guaranteed dry tuesday. >> guaranteed dry. >> giving the joe namath guarantee right now. >> start calling you money. >> that's what i've been saying for years, wisdom. 54 in washington. 50 in quantico. gaithersburg, 48 degrees for you. we have some 40s starting to break out across the region. 48 in culpeper. cool temperatures here to stay for the day. our highs will be in the mid- 60s later on this afternoon. it is not going to be blustery but we'll have some breezes out of the north and west. there is your radar. we are all done with the rain shower activity. a little bit of leftover ground lotter there, just a little low level moisture close to the radar site. otherwise, we are nice and quiet. rain from yesterday pushing offer t

and woodrow wilson actually had a cabinet meeting and pulled everybody together. figured out we can't really do much about shark attacks. when the election came around that fall, wilson did 8 points worse in those beach towns that were affected by the shark attacks than in the rest of new jersey where he did the same. >> interesting, huh? so we've been asking you all day will you base your vote on the dmi or social issues? here are some of your tweets. valerie crabtree says i will vote based on social issues. if you can't get a job because of discrimination, health of the economy is irrelevant to you. joe debt ton tweets, social issues. the democrats ticket fights for are the ultimate answer to helping our economy. middle class tax -- finally, mary richards add "either or? no. it's the whole package. keep talking to me. my handle is @alexwit. >>> now to number two of on our first five web stories, a story befitting of this hallowe'en season. a florida man found a strange eyeball. that's a legit one right there. it happened during his morning walk on the beach. thi

taking a live look at i believe it's the woodrow wilson bridge. a little bit of fog handwriting around out there. any difficulty with drive something. >> not any reports of it being terribly thick. we are getting a little mist and certainly it is possible it could get a little dense in a couple of spots in the income few hours. we should be in for a decent day today. still in the mild 70s. >> you were on the money yesterday. we even got the sprinkles we talked about. they said it tucker say that. i said of course he did. >> didn't it get hotter than you said it was going to be. >> look at the map, sarah. i was within a few degrees of it. here is the thing about temperatures. you never want to predict record high temperatures. >> okay. >> i had to interrupt. >> just when my head start getting big, sarah has to deflate it. >> keeping new check. >> indeed, we were in the 80s as forecast yesterday morning. temperatures at reagan national on the -- you know what in it is actually relatively mild for this time of day, this time of year. -- you know what

if you're thinking about heading toward alexandria, maybe crossing over the woodrow wilson bridge, toward oxon hill, this is what you can expect. 60 by 7:00. 55 by 11:00, waking up to a cool 49. many of you will be in the 30s. i'll show you who coming up. >>> in the race for the white house tonight, we are downing down to the second debate of the 2012 presidential election. president obama and mitt romney take the stage at 9:00 tonight. the democrats are predicting a more lively president. there you go. a live shot at hofstra university. the reblicans figure romney will be energized by said new positive polls. steve handelsman is at hofstra on long island where the debate will take place tonight. steve? >> reporter: pat, thanks. good evening from long island. with mitt romney ahead now in this new set of polls, in the all important swing states, even more is riding on tonight's debate here. the pressure is on but so was the smile as president obama headed for the hofstra debate. >> i feel fabulous. >> reporter: mitt romney got sunshine by a starting poll by gallup for usa today that shows

woodrow wilson was elected because he carried california 400 votes.auties of the electo are, a, l college system is, we quarantined our close elections in one state. rather than pour in all of the ballots in one big pool and litigation. >> that ad is supposed to freak democrats out. remind them the worst day ever. they think either because people didn't show up to vote or the supreme court didn't do what they wanted. there's a guy in washington who counts every four years, he has a gloomy count of how many americans don't vote, he's usually correct. what both campaigns want to do right now is raise the numbers. >> that's right. one of the other arguments the obama campaign makes these national polls. gallup poll has shown seven-point lead for romney. simply missing these voters who will get out again. >> we have two polling races. rasmussens and, according to the gallup and rasmussens we're headed for a landslide for romney. they missed last time by huge amounts. i don't know what's going on out there. george, none of us does, i think, i think it's go

see how that is affecting traffic coming up in a little bit -- we'll take a live look at the woodrow wilson bridge. hurricane sandy caused a lot of damage in cuba. there are tropical storm conditions in southeast florida this morning. >> the east coast is getting ready for what forecasters have dubbed frankenstorm. hurricane sandy is perilling her -- barreling her way towards the east coast. our area utility companies are also preparing for sandy. both pepco and bg & e are planning for hundreds of thousands of potential outages. that is not good. workers are now on stand-by. pepco says they have 400 contractors ready plus an additional 150 holiday crews and bg & e says they have 500 contractors. so already getting ready for the power outages. >> yeah. one of the big issues will be that the wind field will expand as the storm gets closer. i'm afraid the damage will be widespread. remember with the derecho, it was fairly localized t could be here up to new york city, out to the west y you said in this area, at this point, you didn't think we would get hurricane force wind? >> i don't think it

the coastal towns where the sharks were eating people, the support for woodrow wilson dropped eight pointsit was out of whack with his support -- >> wait. >> that is conclusive. >> the peep who got eaten, how did they vote? >> if they lives in new jersey, they probably did vote. >> this is a very sciencey show. >> number two, weather. when there's extreme droughts or floods, you can shave a point and a half off the incumbent's vote total. so again there you go. here is my favorite, this is the sports team, college football, ft. your college football team is winning, having a good season, fall is the election season, the football season, for instance, my beloved kansas city wildcats are number three in the country, manhattan, kansas, if there were a mayoral election in manhattan, kansas, the lincumbet would be much more inclined to win. >> are you going to the game? >> i am seriously considering, kansas state university, i'm your biggest fan, fly me out there. texas tech university -- >> if -- >> the moral of the story is the mayor can feel pretty goo because the town is so excited for the

. >> as we head to break, a live look outside this morning as we take a live look at the woodrow wilson this monday. . >>> welcome back. best buy is upping its game this holiday season and, if you collect social security, a bigger check is coming your way. don't get too excited over it. lauren simonetti live in new york with the business beat. the dow is higher by 45 points in the premarket this monday morning. so last week, not good. each of the three major averages down 2% or more. we are on the right track this morning. >> let's lock forward to the holiday season. best buy trying to stay competitive. they've got a new game plan to try to help boost prices. what is this all about? >> scherr sick of showrooming when people go into i best buy, sample something and leave and buy it somewhere else. they had a price matching program in place last movement they said if you find a cheaper price at a retail store, come in, show us what you found and we'll match that price. now, they are doing it for prices that are found to be cheaper online. so this is the direct competition with amazon.com.

this is the woodrow wilson bridge. look at this feature right here coming down here.nk this actually could be hail. this is not a tornado, or anything like that, this could be hail coming right over alexandra, the rosalind area right now. another vantage point here, you can see the ominous looking clouds here in the city, getting pummeled with very heavy rain. 72 degrees, winds out of the west at 15 miles per hour. as a result of the downflow from these storms just off toward the west. right along i-95. that's where these storms are. there's a new one now developing through portions of charles county, along the potomac. i want to take you to montgomery first around olney, rockville, seeing heavy rain. this one right along 29 here, and 95, we have seen a little bit of lightning 10sh9d with this. and it's making its way up to the north. as we move on down, right through 495, over towards college park, right through white oak and silver spring area, also seeing heavy rain. in through the district, look at the very heavy rain right now coming right through downtown. dupon

. >> the answer is woodrow wilson.435 electoral votes because the republican party was split in two and only got 277 in the 1916 election. every other president to win re-election has actually done it by expanding their map, the one. he won his second election by more electoral votes than the first. but his numbers fell in his third and fourth rel-electionre. we'll be back. [ male announcer ] when this hotel added aflac to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] it made a big splash with the employees. [ duck yelling ] [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. ♪ ha ha! check out the latest collection of snacks from lean cuisine. creamy spinach artichoke dip, crispy garlic chicken spring rolls. they're this season's must-have accessory. lean cuisine. be culinary chic. >>> let's bring back our panel. nancy, the map. florida, ohio, virginia are the three most important. i think ohio is a check mate state. if romney wins ohio, he wins. neither one o

woodrow wilson bridge, and over by the airport, along the potomac, a beautiful day today. plenty of sunshine. bright blue skies. doesn't get a whole lot better than what we've seen out there today. currently sitting at 67 degrees. winds out of the south right now at 8 miles an hour. nice and mild, with temperatures right around average for this time of year. around the d.c. metro area, 64 in gaithersburg, 67 down towards fort belvoir. say hello to my friends in warrenton. a cool 62, that little bit of chesapeake influence for you folks there, you're a little on the cooler side. notice the clearing skies. but also notice back to the west, this is a very big storm back to the west. it is bringing severe weather toward st. louis. a lot of wind damage out of this storm already with 60 and 70-mile-an-hour winds. a lot of trees down. this will go right through the metro st. louis area in the next hour or so. the whole system will shift to the east overnight tonight and into the day tomorrow. let's time it out for you. here we are tomorrow afternoon. around 12:15. nothing. don't

this is actually supposed to be a look at the woodrow wilson bridge right now. can't see it. that is how thick it is out there this morning, everyone. so be careful when you are driving around on your morning commute this morning. i'm sarah simmons i'm wisdom martin. let's talk to tucker barnes right now. you saw that or you saw that picture of nothing because of the fog. >> couldn't see much of anything at all. >> that is the theme around here all over the place. got dense fog advisories for parts of the year. it is all because of a frontal system that is hanging up across the region. >> hanging out. just taking its time. >> no hurry to get out of here. i can see why, nice place. we don't have any rain but there is your front literally draped right up and down the 95 corridor. and again, it is not moving a whole lot. with the frontal system just hanging out, our fog will stick around here for the next couple of hours. once the sun gets up, that will start to mix up the atmosphere a little bit and this front should finally get a move on and with it moving to the north, we sho

rain will be back in again toward alexandria, national harbor, prince george's county, along the woodrow wilson bridge. you see what i'm talking about here. the rain moving back in. we'll show it to you in the radar. rainbow, right in here, through the d.c. area. i've gotten a lot of different pictures of rainbows across the region. a lot of different pictures of the rain, too. keep those coming on my facebook and twitter pages. i want to thank you for sending those in. i want to show you where this rain is. once again, i-95, right along i-95. it's going to continue to move on up here. this is the last one, though. these are moving from south to the north. they'll continue to do so. they've been lining up, like a little bit of a train along i-95 here. this is the last storm we're going to be seeing. shower activity in through prince george's county, down towards college park, just now seeing that rain move out of your area after heavy downpours around college park. still seeing the rain down towards hyattsville is, coming in through the district. down around the nats stadium. look at what's hap

. >> robin swrigt a senior fellow at the woodrow wilson international center. good morning. >> good morning, chris. >> let's start with the broad strokes. we have all been told this is an economy election but the foreign policy discussions have really been bubbling given when's going on in the middle east and africa. another way that governor romney sets a presidential tone, what should we expect today? >> well, i suspect that candidate will talk in broad strokes. he's already indicated that he wants to challenge the president on what happened in lib why and whether there was enough security. he's made clear he's using tough language against rush why and china and he is talked about the economic problems in europe, as well. the problem for mitt romney is that in many cases it's not just what happened during his trip to europe and the middle east. it's really the reaction and some of the gaffes he's made on foreign policy. in referring to spain, for example, as overspending as the source of the problem when in fact it was the property bubble. germany and scandin

lieutenant colonel anthony shafer and aaron david miller, vice president of the woodrow wilson internationalenter for scholars. he's also a former middle east peace negotiator. tony, let me start with you. obama put romney in a few different decades last night. let's play that. >> the 1980s are now calling to ask for their foreign policy, because the cold war has been over for 20 years. but governor, when it comes to our foreign policy, you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s like the social policies of the 1950s and the economic policies of it is 1920s. >> that was a great line, but he went on to accuse mitt romney of having the foreign policy of both george w. bush and obama. i'm confused. how can mitt romney's foreign policy span three decades and three different presidents? >> he also got the ships going under the water. submarines are boats, with na corrected as well. i've watched the network all day preparing for. this you cannot accuse governor romney of being too close to president obama on policies and say his policies are from 1980s. that doesn't work. i was in

ambassador to israel martin, from brookings jane, former congresswoman and president of the woodrow wilsonjames zogby, president of the arab-american institute. thanks to all of you. first of all, jim zogby, what would you take away from the debate last night from mitt romney? you followed everything he has said from the beginning of this campaign and also his commitment to have israel's back? >> i don't know what to make of what we heard from mitt romney last night. i've been following him since this all began. a very different mitt romney showed up. i don't know whether the president we would get, be if he were elected, would be the one that was at the debate last night or the one who campaigned as a neo conservative these many months. i think there was a bit of dishonesty in terms of using strategy to mask policy. i don't know what policy is. i would suspect that the mitt romney that we saw for the last two years is the one who would go to the oval office and that's one i think that would make the situation in the middle east a little more complicated and a little more dangerous. the on

what woodrow wilson calls the money in the monopoly is the most influential lobby in washington today. senator durbin the minority leader in the senate majority leader excuse me in the senate from illinois after the financial regulatory bill has passed when people ask them how to will when he talked about how disappointed he was he said it's amazing after their best. after the bail out the banks still own the place replacing that with congress. so if we are going to do something about that it doesn't exist in washington. so what couple minutes or we go from here and i have to tell you i am uneasy about this because i am a reporter and figure my job is to call balls and strikes and tell things where they are i'm not a policy dhaka or policy want if you are a report on the policies it is not hard to come up with a bunch of very good ideas that would help america's economic weight and then one important idea politically. economically i just give you a couple of examples. we now have a tax system and much companies to move jobs overseas and make their profits overseas are exempt from taxa

they give it to woodrow wilson who brought us the most useless war of the 20th century. they give to a fighter against apartheid and albert einstein. judge napolitano: he did not get the peace prize. probably the physics prize. there are human beings on the planet who have risked their lives to bring about peace for others. that would be an appropriate candidate for this award. give it to a governmental entity itself on the verge of collapse. angela merkel visited greece yesterday to negotiate with loans. people are out of their minds. stuart: role that video tape because the three of us have already nominated our own nominee, the young lady on that journey is a 14-year-old pakistani girl shot by those monsters, the taliban because she supported female education. imagine that. she has been under threat for a coople years but had the courage to keep going with her ideas. she should win. judge napolitano: the central government is too week and powerless to prevent this type of assault on women and young reprehensible, unacceptable in any part of the world. stuart: airlift

that is only important because i invoke the spirit of woodrow wilson, who believed in breaking down thee academy and government. we need wilson more than anything else. now jane is committed to ensuring that that spirit stays alive and well as hamilton had. effective thought before effective action. deliberate and effective fought before effective action. and we would wilson and the liberal thinkers more than any time that i can remember. never have i seen a time period more complex, more potentially dangerous and more fraught with difficulties and perhaps opportunities during the course of the last 40 years. and if it is difficult for the united states, it is certainly difficult for the israelis. a wise friend once said to me that the israeli diplomat was embodied by the following notion -- the day the israelis fight the arabs and win,during the night the israelis fight the nazis and blues. how indicative authority that representative is this notion is in terms of capturing the dilemma and the conundrum that israel faces as a small power, a very -- with a very big reach. what is not ar

now back to the -- and now back to the woodrow wilson center here in washington for discussion on the future of afghan women and girls. >> the director of the program at the wilson center. i'd like to welcome you all to today's meeting on how to protect women and girls when america leaves afghanistan, focusing on education. as i was coming down the stairs with our speaker, she said the problem is not only protecting girls, but it's also protecting girls and boys, how to make sure that they will have access to education. this meeting is called, sponsored by the centers asia program and global womens leadership initiative, a new program at the center run why my dear friend and new college. -- colleague. she's the president of the chair of the new initiative. and you will be hearing a lot from her because she's a very active person, and organized meetings all the time. we i should have a meeting, a joint meeting a week ago with afghani women. so i would like to use this opportunity to welcome her back to the center. and also, i would like to welcome mr. and mrs. johnson, who were one of